2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2018.08.314
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The use of simulation in the design of Milk-Run intralogistics systems

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“…In the industry, one train supplies multiple workstations. The idea is to regularly visit assigned locations by one supplier in a single run (Kluska and Pawlewski, 2018). Milk run system minimizes the total distance travelled, as a single vehicle is use instead of many (Knez and Gajsek, 2015), especially in case of repeatable flow of materials between the same locations.…”
Section: Steering Systems For the Logistic Trainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the industry, one train supplies multiple workstations. The idea is to regularly visit assigned locations by one supplier in a single run (Kluska and Pawlewski, 2018). Milk run system minimizes the total distance travelled, as a single vehicle is use instead of many (Knez and Gajsek, 2015), especially in case of repeatable flow of materials between the same locations.…”
Section: Steering Systems For the Logistic Trainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jest ono stosowane zarówno w procesach produkcyjnych (por. [Nurek, Gendek 2012;Kluska, Pawlewski 2018]), usługowych (por. [Pongjetanapong i in.…”
Section: Wstępunclassified
“…This methodology is supported by theoretical and empirical evidence from increasing the competitiveness of organisations through the application of tools such as Kaizen, Kanban, 5 S methodology, Poka-Yoke and Andon systems, visual management tools, value stream mapping, supply flow balancing of parts and products, and many others (Bragança et In the manufacturing environment, internal logistics is essentially responsible for the operations that affect the performance of assembly lines (Alnahhal et al, 2014) and guarantee efficient material flow (Goldsby & García-Dastugue, 2003). This requires important decisions due to the need to predict what, how much, by whom, where, when, and how to transport the materials, considering the supply and demand requirements (Kluska & Pawlewski, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Milk-run system is a profitable management strategy that uses a logistic vehicle (or logistic train) to meet supply demands in a supply chain. It is a solution commonly used in production systems due to its successful results in providing waste reduction and transport efficiency (Kluska & Pawlewski, 2018;Nemoto et al, 2010). It's a relatively easy and cost-effective solution to minimise the covered distances between the storage locations and the workstations (Gyulai et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%